Test Drive The Trades

FIND YOUR SPARK WITH THE RIGHT ENTRY-LEVEL PROGRAM

Miller Electric is always looking for great people to do great work, and we’d love to get to know you. We’re offering two different entry-level positions, Construction Wireman (CW) and Cabler, that require no formal education or prior qualifications. Both bring you hands-on career experience on real job sites with mentorships available, fast-tracking you toward an apprenticeship without leaving out the competitive pay and great benefits. No matter who you are, we’ve got the right fit for you.

CONSTRUCTION WIREMAN (CW) PROGRAM

As a CW, you’ll learn the trade inside and out on the job site or the prefab shopwhich has become an ideal place for construction wiremen, who are new to the industry, to learn and grow.

There, you’ll help prep essential electrical materials for the project. Meanwhile, on the job site, you’ll install fixtures, maintain outlets and lights and put up construction conduit – but every day is new and exciting.

Our CW Program is not without its fair share of manual labor, but you’ll find a rewarding career and more competitive pay on your way to becoming an electrical apprentice, and then a journeyman.

Hear from someone who experienced it – read Julio Ponce’s story now!

CABLER PROGRAM

It’s always sunny and 70 when you’re a cabler! This role is often the last step in construction jobs on nearly complete buildings, creating lighter, less strenuous conditions. Plus, working in the A/C is always a bonus.

Our Cabler Program is only two years and is up to 2,000 hours long. Upon completion, if you’re interested, you’ll be well prepared for the Low Volt Apprenticeship — which is three years long and leads to a technician career.

In low volt, you’ll hardly ever fly solo — always working in teams on cabling installations like telephone, internet, etc. and connecting programming networks.

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FAQs

Do I need previous experience?

No previous experience is required for our entry-level opportunities. We’re here to teach you, and we’ll keep you safe while doing it.

Are there opportunities for advancement?

Both positions prepare you for an apprenticeship in your chosen interest — electrical or low volt.

Do I need a degree/other education?

No. You’ll gain the experience you need — no prior education or qualifications required.

How do I get into the CW or Cabler Program?

All you have to do is apply and interview! It’s as simple as that. No cover letter or resume is necessary.

Do I get hands-on experience?

Absolutely. We believe in learning by doing. Get hands-on experience no matter which program is the right fit for you.

How do I move on to the apprenticeship program?

Both programs are a great way to get your foot in the door. The experience gained sparks your path to the apprenticeship program, helping you advance in the electrical industry. When you’ve completed the program, our trusted mentors will be by your side to guide you through the application process — another perk of the job.

GET STARTED

The right program awaits — let’s find it together!
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We look forward to hearing from you.

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Adam Elsasser

EL Field Operations Manager

We have an obligation to make the future better for the industry. Personally, I can assign people to projects where I know that they might see every aspect of the industry from start to finish on a building and make sure they get partnered up with an employee who is worthy of being a mentor.